Sentence examples for mitigation at from inspiring English sources

Because DAS has already been introduced into cellular systems, we propose to use the DAS as an interface between the macrocell and femtocell tiers, considering uplink transmission to mitigate the cross-tier interference as follows:  The mitigation at the femtocell side considers a cluster of femtocells.

For every dollar we spend on mitigation, at most we would get 10 cents back, and it could only be 1 cent.

RICHARD G. LITTLE Troy, N.Y., May 21, 2013 The writer is a visiting research scholar in disaster mitigation at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute.

(Mitigation at his sentencing in January 2007) Now The former royal editor claims he honoured his side of the deal not to mention his knowledge of alleged hacking at the notw beyond his own activities.

In mitigation, at least the Leeds chairman was suffi ciently aware of the disaffection of the club's fans to convene a specially arranged press conference, even if it succeeded only in exposing him as a businessman out of his depth while highlighting the rift that has developed with his manager.

Still, the programs, projects and services he helped finance were the kind of parochial initiatives that critics of earmarking criticize as pork: repairs to U.S. 6 in Cortlandt, teacher training in the town of Florida and flood mitigation at the parking lot of the Croton-Harmon train station.

The climate wedges are, after all, alive and well at what is now the Carbon Mitigation Initiative at Princeton, where they've even been made into a board game.

Let me make clear at the outset that the opposition to mitigation commitments at the aggregate level is not to be confused with opposition to all mitigation.

Adopted macroscopic model predicts stress reduction up to 69% using a feasible mitigation strategy, at the cost of only 9% efficiency reduction at high current densities.

There were lawyers who would do death-penalty cases and do no mitigation investigation at all.

During a recent public hearing, Carol DeRosa, an administrator at the authority, testified against reactivating the program, saying borrowers these days have enough "loss mitigation" tools at their disposal, both through her agency and private lenders.